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POTTSVILLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1971 I ANNOUNCEMENTS WORKING TIME PuI1b Off Canj3 IE(B68dksoBQB Funeral Notices Funeral Notices Will Work Friday Salem, Creek Pockets 4 and 5 Plants at St. Ch arles Readinger Charles Booth H. Edna Evans Tamaqua Teacher Dies At 62 enginemen Frantz; firemen, Lurwick, Prutz-man. Penna. Railroad Enginemen, Conrad, McGovern, Moran No.

2, Cooper; firemen, Cremia; brakemen, Fertich, Kumpaitis, Valibus, Urman, Mariano, Bedway, Novinski, Dinich, Koval, Powanda, Yeastedt. a a nc i one enginemen; no firemen; five brakemen. BRUCE At Lebanon A Hospital. On Monday October 18, 1971. Francis A.

Brucc husband of Anna (nee Strokclitus)' Lutsky Bruce of 321 Minersville. Relatives and friends of the family are. respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday Morning at 9:00 o'clock from the Dutcavage Funeral Home, Minersville. High Requiem Mass St. Francis Church at 930 AM.

Friends may call Thursday Evening until time of Service. Recitation "of Rosary at 7:30 PM. Thursday Evening. Interment Parish Cemetery'- Card of Thanks Nicholas (two shifts). Retail Pockets, Buck, Run, Maple i Hill, Mmmoth.

Idle Friday St. Nicholas Breaker, Pine Forest. Reading Railroad Reading Division: Pool Crew enginemerv Shields, Bazar; firemerv none; brakemen, Sonoski. Shamokin Division: Mrs. H.

Edna Evans of Quality Hill, Gilberton, died Wednesday -night in Pottsville Hospital; She was 78. Mrs. Evans was a daughter of the late Henry and Elizabeth (Obenhouse) Baney. She was born in Clarks Valley, Dauphin i Charles Readinger, 76, 542 E. Norwegian died this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital where he was admitted three weeks ago.

He was born March 25, 1895 in Williamstown, son of the late Charles and Mary Readinger. He was the last member of his immediate I Charles- Booth, Philadelphia, fa former resident of Mahanoy City, died Monday in Philadelphia. 1 He was a member of St. Helena's Church. Philadelphia.

A Surviving are a brother, John F. Booth, Mahanoy City; two sisters, Mrs. Paul Liebrick, Richmond, and Mrs. Irvlrt Ney, Pottsville; several nieces and nephews, Funeral and interment services will be in Philadelphia. I ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral' Notices BOCK At Pottsville.

Pa. On Monday. October 18. 1971. Miss Mary V.

daughter of the late George and Mary (nee Liddle) Bock of 909 Laurel Pottsville. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Friday morning at 11:00 o'clock from the Morgan Home for Funerals, 1112 V. Mar-" ket Pottsville. Friends may call Thursday evening. Interment Union Cemetery, Sch.

Haven. BARTSCH At Pottsville Hospital. On Monday. October 18, 1971. Ruth P.

Bartseh wife of Charles F. Bartseh of 149 S. Nice Frackville. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in-yited to attend the funeral Friday Morning at 1 1 :00 o'clock from the Robert F. Hoppes Funeral Home, and Washington Frackville, Pa.

Friends may call Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m.. Interment Odd Fellows Ceme-? tery. Frackville, Pa. DUFFY At Shoemakersville, Berks County. On "Monday, Oct.

18. 1971 Margaret Metvia Evans wife of Robert J. Duffy of P. Q. Box 83, Minersville.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock from the Thomas G. Ecker Funeral Home, Minersville. Requiem Mass in St; Vin- cent de Paul Church at 9:30 ojclbck. Friends may call Friday evening from 6 to 9 p.m. Interment St.

Vincent de Paul's Number 2 Cemetery. County. Her husband, William Edgar Evans, died May of 1965. Mrs. Evans was a member of St.

Peter's United Church of Christ, Frackville; and Order: of the Eastern Star Chapter 484, Frackville. i Surviving are two daughters, wife of Edward S. Cope, Frackville; Ada wife of Ralph Derren backer. Great Falls, a son, William E. Eyans Gilberton; sister, Mrs.

Carrie White, keading; two brothers, William of Frackville; Charles of Minersville; seven grandchildren; two great 1 4 I Private funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family on Saturday morning. Rev. Herbert B. Mobley, her pastor, of iciating. Interment in Sky View Memorial Park, Hometown.

Robert Hoppes, Frackville, has charge. Elmer1 Reber, Schuylkill Ashland ii Mrs: Pauline Bobonych, THE FAMILY of the late Thomas J. Curvey of Middleport wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent -cards, flowers. Mass cards; and furnished cars. THE FAMILY of the late Norman Harrison of New Ringgold RD1 wishes to thank' all those -who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent cards, flowers and 1 furnished cars.

i THE FAMILY of the late Joseph Lishman Sr. of St. Clair wishes to thank all those- who so kindly assisted them in their recent bereavement; also those who sent cards, flowers, and furnished cars. SMITH At Good Samaritan family. I Mr.

Readinger for many years was employed a machinist for Jt Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. Shops and. later as custodian at the Union Bank and Trust Co. He had been retired for several years. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Funeral services will be Saturday morning from the Allen Funeral Home.

Burial Will be in Charles Baber Cemetery. The Rev. Maynard C. Hillock, D.D., will off iciate. 1 Albert O'Brien Hospital.

On Tuesday October 19. 1971. Mrs. Stella (nee Issler) Smith widow of John J. Smith of Black Diamond, Branchdale.

Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday; Afternoon at 1:00 o'clock from the Weissinger Funeral Home, 318 Frot Minersville. Friehds may call Friday Evening. Interment Fried-ens Lutheran Cemetery, -'i David Saint, Clair; Joseph Schultz, i Pottsville; Ronald Fearle, Pottsville; John Smith, Pottsville; Steven Young, Schuylkill Haven; Ruth Gervell, Klingerstown; i Cindy Reed, Valley B. Muscara, Pottsville. i Pottsville Admissions: i John Yawornitsky, Main Mahanoy Plane.

John Zemlavage, 24 E. i Maple Mahanoy City. 1 Gerald Blickley, 213? Yetten Circle, Tamaqua. i David McClain, 634 VV. Monuments Wendell.

A. Welsh, 62, 300 Arlington Tamaqua, a mathematics teacher at Tamaqua Area H.S. until last April, died yesterday morning at Coaldale Hospital where he had been a patient since Monday. He hadf been ill since April. TVlr.

Welsh was born in Mahanoy City and lived in all of his life. His parents were the late 'Charles and May me Shrock He was' an outstanding track star at Tamaqua H.S. rbm where he graduated in 1 9 2 8, at a kv Pfre paratory School, ff 'llentown Preparatory School, and Muhlenberg College, from where he graduated 1933. While in high school he ran the half mile in 2:02.2, which stood as, a record until 1961, and the mile in 4:49. This record was broken in 1959.

Mr. Welsh was a member of the Primitive Methodist Church, Tamaqua; the Pennsylvania State Education Association, Citizens Fire Company and a social member of the American Legion. Surviving are his widow, the former Evelyn A. Heath; one son, M.CPO William Welsh, U.S. Navy, San Diego, one grandson, Bill (correct); two brothers, Lawrence Welsh, RD2 Tamaqua; Jack Harpster, Mountaintop; a sister, Mrs.

Mae Kline, Tamaqua. Funeral services will be i Saturday morning from the' Thomas L. Davis Funeral i Home with burial in Odd TOSH At Palo Alto, Pa. On Tues ST. CLAIR MONUMENT WORKS.

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Pennsylvania. Walter 'Weiss, District Manager. Phone 277- 6501.1 day October 19, 1971. Mr. Adolph Tosh of 470 E.

'Bacon Palo Alto. Private Funeral Services at the convenience of the family Friday Morning firom the Robert VA. Evans Funeral Home, Coal and Jackson Port Requiem Mass at -St. Stephen's Church, Port may call Thursday Evening. Interment Parish Cemetery.

Railroad Mahanoy City. Mrs. Carol Morrison, 112 N. Lehigh Frackville. Mrs.

Alice McCloskey, 234 i N. Railroad Frackville. Virginia Marmas, New 16 Woodland Heights, Ashland Millard Waizenegger, 1914 Walnut Ashland; James Hoban, Marko Town House, Ashland; Anna Williams, 1412 Market Ashland; John Leib, RD1, Ashland; David Snyder, S. Gordon Gordon; Mrs. Anna Scepanski, 300 Warsaw Marion Heights; Mrs.

Sadie Mowry; Walter Elizabeth Orwigsburg. Discharges: I Edward Walsh, James Beecroft, Mrs. Carmelia Kerico, i Michael Leskin, Georgeihe Keen, Jeffrey Smith, I.Mrs. Hannah Markowski, Alvin Marlow, James Wolfgang, Mrs. Pauline Higgins, Diana and Denisej Fulton Mrs.

Catherine Welker, Joseph Cuff, Mrs. Rita Autry, Mrs. Betty Jane Stepp, Elaine Gulchowski, Milford Weikel, Carolina Lauer. Dispensary: William Yatcilla, a ky il 1 A Tellander, RD, Shamokin; William Kowker, Frackville; Michael Stelma, Mount Carmel; Suzanne Sebastian, Dover, Louis Sanders, Shaft. I.

I Locust Mt. Admissions: John, Pleva, 418 W. Popular Shenandoah; Mrs. Carol Curreli, RR1, Ringtown; Algert Mickner, 237 Mt. Vernon" Albert O'Brien, a former resident of Girardville, died Wednesday in Geisinger Memorial Hospital, Danville.

Mr. O'Brien had been a guest at the Rathfon's Convalescent Home in Selinsgrove. He was a son of the late Patrick and Elizabeth (Murphy) O'Brien. While living in Girardville, he was a member of St. Joseph's Church.

Surviving are a brother, William O'Brien; nieces and nephews. Services will be Saturday morning from the McDonald Funeral Home, Girardville. Cemetery Lots NEUGARD At Rest Haven-. On Tuesday. October 19.

1971 Miss Pauline Neugard of Gordon.Rela-. tives and friends of the family are respectf ully invited to attend the funeral Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the Kull Funeral Home, Ashland. Friends may; call Thursday evening. In- terment John's Cemetery, Barry Township. EVANS At Pottsville Hospital.

On Wednesday- October 20, 1971. "Mrs. H. Edna, widow of William Edgar Evans of Quality Hill Gilberton. Funeral private at the convenience of the family Satur- i day morning.

Friends may call Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Robert F. Hoppes Funeral Home, 3rd Washington Frackville Interment Sky-View Memorial Park, Hometown. READINGER At Good Samaritan' Hospital. On Thursday October 21, 1971. Charles.

Readinger husband of the late Maisey (nee Fisher) Readinger of 542 E. Nor-' wegian Pottsville. Relatives 'and "friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday Morning at 9:00 o'clock from the Allen Funeral Home. Friends may call Friday Evening. Interment Charles Baber Cemetery.

CHOICE BURIAL LOTSCharles Baber Cemetery. Perpetual Care 14th West Market Street, Potts ville. Phone 622-0460 or 622-8090 WELSH At Coaldale Hospital. On Wednesday October 20, 1971. Wendell A.

Welsh husband of Evelyn A. (nee Heath) Welsh of 300 Arlington St Tamaqua, Pa. Aged 62. Relatives and friends Jbf the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday Morning at 11:00 o'clock from the Davis Funeral Home, 237 E. Broad Tamaqua.

Friends may call Friday Evening from 7-9. Interment Odd FeSlows Cemetery, Tamaqua'. i i Philadelphia Kaska. I Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, 1 321 N.

3rd St. Mrs. "Mildred Carter, 235 Pike St; Port Carbon. I Mrs. Rita Ball, 108 E.

Patterson Saint dair. Mrs. Anna Carey, 529 i Laurel Terrace. Mrs. Eva FenstermacherTJ 439 Columbia Schuylkill il Haven.

ii SHEEPSKIN VESTS Excellent For The Outdoorsman In Memoriam Requiem Mass will be 13.50 SOLD AT celebrated in St. Joseph's Good Samaritan Admissions: Jeffrey Balm, 248 E. Liberty Schuylkill Haven. Mrs Marie Baurose, RD2, Pine Grove. Sandrae ,130 W.

Main Schuylkill Haven. NrsJ Necia Brown 1405 W. Market St. Mrs. Lucie Casale, 625 Schuylkill Schuylkill Haven.

i Patricia I Chapman, 341 Locust Centralia. Elyse Jan Edwards, 84 Crestview Drive. Ricky Edwards, 84 Crestview Drive. Mrs. Marie Goshaney, 14 Lower Road, Morea.

PaqI rtanigoski, 338 S. Jardin, Shenandoah. Mrs. Evelyn Kowalik, 506 Greenwood Ave. Alvin Marlow, Main Lavelle.

"Mrs. Eva McClusky, Llewellyn. Francis Orlosky, Chestnut Mar-Lin. Mrs. Marie' Powanda, 352 N.

Coal Port Carbon. Loretta Schneider, 510 VV4 Norwegian St. John J. Smith, 317 Nicholas St. Mrs.

Dolores Husylo, Valley Brockton. i Frank Trasatt, 259 Middle Minersville. I Barbara Washuta, 13 VV. Franklin Saint Clair. i Joseph Shelcusky 404 VV.

Bacon Palo Alto. i Mrs. Marguerite Willard, RD1, Schuylkill FrankjWituszymski, 1231 E. Cumberland Avon, Lebanon. Discharges: David Vicci, Mrs.

Helen Daniel Mason, Harold Wehry, Dora Wolfe, Dolores Wasilewski, Mrs. Sara Lynch, Mrs. Dorothy Koch, Evelyn Dorish, George Dillman, Mrs. Carol Culton, Mrs. Anne Christ, Ralph Castellano, Mrs.

Adeline Capella, Morris Burkat, Rebecca Riedel, Steven Sandler Mrs. Anna Shaffer, Diane Mace. Dispensary: Catherine Brixius, Jremont; Christina Brownmiller, Pottsville; Nancy Castellano, Pottsville; Nancy Flaim, Mahanoy City; Land is Frantz, Pine Grove; Gary Geiger, Pottsville; Tony Glenn, Pottsville; Anthony GregisGirardville; William Lafey, Robert Milter, fort Carbon: Matthew Pfeffer, Pottsville: Roxann. McSheffery, Danbury, Conn. Mrs.

Mary Hassenbein, Church. Interment in the parish cemetery at Fountain GLUCK In fond and loving memory of the dearest of mothers, our mother Rose Gluck who left us 22 yearsago today. "to live in the hearts of those we, love, is not to die''. Sadly missed by her children, Helen, Eugene and Alma, MADY CAR WASH Blvd. South Pottsville Open Thurt.

fri. 'til 8:30 P.M. Springs. I Raymond Laucks Fellows, Cemetery. The Rev.

William Edwards, pastor of St. John's Primitive Methodist Church, Coaldale, will officiate. Msgr. Horrigan William M. Horrigan, 85, pastor emeritus of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church, Harrisburg, former pastor of St.

Ignatius Church, Centralia, died Tuesday in Maria. Joseph Manor, Danville. Msgr. Horrigan served at St. Ignatius from 1932 until i Helen Kelshaw i I i A county native, Mrs.

Helen Kelshaw, wife of James Kelshaw of 319 Fourth Weatherly, died Tuesday in her home. She was 71. Born in Quakake, Mrs. Kelshaw fwas a daughter of ithe late Daniel and Catherine (Heim) Faust. She and her husband observed their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug.

3. Surviving in addition to her husband are; two iJd re en grandchildren and a great grandchild. i Funeral serivces will be held Friday from the Jeffries Son Funeral Home, Weatherly. John Konchas John Konchas, 68, of Hazleton Hotel, was found dead there Tuesday. Deputy Coroner Ronald Fierro said death was due to natural I causes.

Konchas, a former resident of Coaldale; resided at Hazleton Hotel for the i past several month. He was employed at Lehigh Coal iand Navigation Company until it ceased operations. i He was a member of St. Jerome's Church, Tamaqua. i Surviving are a brother i Peter of Minersville; one I niece and one nephew.

Services will be held Friday morning at the Griffith Funeral Home, Coaldale with mass in St. Jerome's Church, Tamaqua iand interment in SS. Peter land Paul's Cemetery, Owl Creek. I Adolph Tosh Adolph Tosh of 470 E. Bacon Palo Alto, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at his home.

Born in Saint Clair, he wfes a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jghn Tosh and was employed at the Pottsville Bleach and Dye Port Carbon. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Mr.

Tosh resided with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olech- nowicz. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Stella Mrs.

Mary Jones, both of Port and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family Friday morning from the Robert Evans Funeral Home, Port Carbon. Mass will be celebrated in St. Stephen's Church, Port GIANT-SCREEN Raymond R. Laucks, 84, native of Shenandoah, died Tuesday morning in Reading Convalescent Center, where he was a patient two weeks.

He as born in Shenandoah, a stm of the late George ana Mary (Davidson) Laucks. Retired, he had been employed 35 years as a brakeman for Reading Co. i He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Surviving are his widow, the former Catherine Kline; two sons, John R. X)f Fairview; James Reading; a grandson; a sister, Elvira, widow of Harris, Reading, i Private funeral services will be held in Reading.

DIAG. WSFI 1936. During his pastorate, Msgr. Horrigan erected the shrine of. Our Lady of Lourdes in front of the rectory.

Transfer of his body will take place at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church on Thursday. with AFC andATG Bishop Joseph T. Daley will be principal celebrant at a funeral Mass at the church Friday morning. i Discharges: John Mizza, Shenandoah; John iKrystopolski, Shenandoah; Margaret Doyle, Shenandoah; Sophie Rutkowsky, Shenandoah. Dispensary: Rose I Marie Sullivan, Shenandoah Heights John Bobbin', Shenandoah; Virginia Minalda, Mahanoy City; Thomas Carey, 'Tripoli; I.

William Home, Shenandoah; Anthony Chuplis, Lost Creek; Emma Sebulsky; Mahanoy City. i i-; j. i 1 Coaldale "Admissions: 1 Paul Kellner, 108 W. Broad Tamaqua; Dan McHugh, 37 W. Walter Summit Hill; J.

Gerbey, 353 E. Union Tamaqua; Ronald Gilbert, 96 Greenwood Coaldale; Michael Harvilicz, -20 Water New Philadelphia; Frank Russo, 118 Columbis Nesquehoning.j Discharges: Mrs. Ida Kramer, Tamaqua; Ronald Clemson, Tamaqua; Mark Mehalchick, i Tamaqua; i Susan Marie -Ha jcak, Lansford; Mrs. Patricia i Eisenberg, i Lansford; John Fergel, Lansford. Hazleton 101 Jackson Port Carbon.

Mrs. Judith Fidler, RDl.j. Pottsville. Mrs. Cecilia Buglia, Boxui 254, Pottsville, Irene Eiler, 208': Wicfonisco Wiconisco.

Norman Heim, .536 Warren Orwigsburg. Mrs. Emma Hoover, 22 S. Main Pine Grove. Charles Renninger, 6206,, Dallas Place, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Elsie. Schaeffer, 400 Laurel St. Mrs. Norma Banfield, 118 Center Square, Orwigsburg.

Clinton MerVine. 26 W. Carbon Minersville. Clarence Harig, 215 Third Port Carbon. Felix Kryston, RD2, Pottsville.

William Guertler, 120 Unjpn Schuylkill Haven. Albert Bigler, 231 Nichols Mrs. Martha Scott, Pottsville. Mary Annl-Chizz; 98 Lombard Il New Philadelphia. Discharges: Michael Cunningham, Patrick Cavanaugh, Edward McMullen, John Marx, Thomas Thomas, Mrs.

Mae Henry, Mrs. Janet Perzel, Helen Kazlauskas, R.N., Linda Burke, Mrs. Martha Brixius, Dennis Wat kins, Mrs. Rose Mary Post. Dispensaryr i Ronald Kankowski, Shenandoah; Walter Fuller, RD1, Schuylkill Haven; Alice Hewes, Schuylkill Haven; Charles Savary, Seltzer; Kayleen Schaeffer, Landingville; Anna Pellish, Minersville; Mary Tokash, Saint Clair: Paul Rodichock, Tower City; James Zimmerman 1 Pottsville; George wagner.

Pottsville; Martin Donahue, Pottsville; Michael Clait. Billy Gallo, Saint Clair. i CAPSULES I I- 7 AUTOMATIC FINE-TUNING CONTROL I ews Si 1 AFC ATG 1 1 Pottsville AUTOMATIC TINT GUARD CONTROL A Texas Oil company, Wanda Petroleum of Houston, has agreed under government pressure to roll back some $6 million in propane gas price increases, the largest reduction since President Nixon froze wages, prices and rents. 1 The action could trigger a $100 million general price rollback on propane gas by several other major oil companies. i Republican ESTABUSHED AHO FOUNDED IN 1884 Published daily axopt Sundayv Vor', Atamoriot Day, Airy 4, labor Day.

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THE FAMILY of the late Joseph E. Gaiko of Pottsville wishes to thank all those who so kindly assisted thern in their recent bereavement; also those who sent cards, Mass flowers, and furnished cars. Mild Weather Due Rain is forecast Thursday for the Southeast and the upper Midwest: Showers are due in "Washington state and Oregon while snow flurries are expected in Idaho. Elsewhere, AT QUALITY PRICE SERVICE Soocial Moil to I SINCE 1887 Jj POTTSVILLE SHIiaCCOAU sunny and pleasantly mild weather is due. wwmw (onywhvra in th world) s2.00 a month.

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